入る (いる) – 1. to enter; to go in; to get in; to come in 2.... | Shirabe

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入いる

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Common N1

Pitch accent

Meaning

1

English · JMdict

to enter;to go in;to get in;to come in

mainly used in fixed expressions and literary language

See also: 入る (いる)
2

English · JMdict

to set (of the sun or moon);to sink;to go down
3

English · JMdict

to attain (nirvana, enlightenment, etc.);to achieve;to reach (e.g. a climax)
4

English · JMdict

to do fully;to do intently;to do sincerely;to do deeply;to feel keenly

after -masu stem of verb

See also: 感じ入る (かんじいる), 聞き入る (ききいる)
5

English · JMdict

to (reach a state) completely

after -masu stem of verb

See also: 寝入る (ねいる), 絶え入る (たえいる)

Other entries with this writing

はいる to enter, to come in, to go in, to get in, to arrive

Kanji

入ニュウ enter, insert

Forms

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Sentences

先程さきほど、どういうわけかマイクが入はいりませんでした。

For some reason the microphone didn't work earlier.

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私わたくしは自分じぶんの仕事しごとを気きに入はいっています。

I like my job very much.

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彼氏かれしが留置所りゅうちしょに入はいって 10いちれい日にち経たちました。

It's been 10 days since my boyfriend went to jail.

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会社かいしゃに入はいると、自分じぶんが望のぞむと望のぞまざるとにかかわらず、会社かいしゃのために働はたらかなくてはいけない。

Once you enter a company, you have to work for the company, whether you want to or not.

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ドアを開あけて入はいってきたのは、まったく見知みしらぬ人ひとだった。

The person who opened the door and came in was an utter stranger.

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祖母そぼの遺灰いはいは寺院じいんに置おかれた骨壷こつつぼに入はいっている。

Grandmother's ashes are in an urn at the temple.

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子宮内膜炎しきゅうないまくえんは、細菌さいきんが子宮内しきゅうないに入はいり、内膜ないまくに炎症えんしょうを起おこす病気びょうきである。

Endometritis is a disease where bacteria enter the uterus and cause inflammation of the inner membrane.

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補足ほそく情報じょうほうには、副詞ふくしや副詞ふくしのはたらきをするものが入はいります。

Supplementary information includes adverbs and things that function as adverbs.

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I think you fall well within 'cute girl'. You'd easily go and pass in his judgement.

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この表現ひょうげんは日本語にほんごにはない英語えいごの比喩表現ひゆひょうげんとして、私わたくしは大変たいへん気きに入はいっています。

This expression has really caught my fancy, as a type of English metaphorical expression not in Japanese.

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